Pot chop ID?
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Shima
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That's Bunzan (Seto) slipcast productionware. I understood a company, which is not associated with Echizen Bunzan, has made pots under this and many other brands. I have a few myself and they are nice pots, which I mostly use as training pots.
A lot of pots with this particular stamp are transfer ware, meaning the image is not painted on, but transferred onto the clay with a printing sticker. Not sure if that is what happened to this pot, but it is a nice pot nonetheless.
There is also some good info on this on MRB's website, www.japanesebonsaipots.net. There's tons of top tier info on there, an undoubtedly on Seto Bunzan as well.
A lot of pots with this particular stamp are transfer ware, meaning the image is not painted on, but transferred onto the clay with a printing sticker. Not sure if that is what happened to this pot, but it is a nice pot nonetheless.
There is also some good info on this on MRB's website, www.japanesebonsaipots.net. There's tons of top tier info on there, an undoubtedly on Seto Bunzan as well.
Oh, thank you very much, Maarten, I'll check it. Maybe my first japanese pot will be for some small juniper.
I checked the stamps on japanesebonsaipots.net before posting the question, I'll try harder.
Thanks, I'm waiting for accepting to that group.
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Omono
It's a very nice for a first, please post when you've planted it!
There's so much on Ryan's site it's very hard to actually find stuff there, no worries haha
Shima
Omono
Ryan started the
Ryan started the FB page. Lot's of members chime in with ID's. I've sold many pots on FB auction pages after getting the correct ID.
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Omono
Ryan started the
Ryan started the FB page. Lot's of members chime in with ID's. I've sold many pots on FB auction pages after getting the correct ID.
It's a great group yeah! A wonderful place to go if you can't see the stamp through the forest anymore on his website
By the way, @petegreg there's all kinds of info on European Bonsai pots on https://www.europeanbonsaipottercollective.com/ebpd-stamp-database.html and on USA pots on @thams' website www.americanbonsaiceramics.com. great places too! The EBPD is still under construction, but there's well over a 100 different European potters on there already.
Shima
Omono
Not necessarily, there are are many highly knowledgeable amateur collectors who chime in more frequently.
Thank you for these links, seems to be pretty good database. And found one more... http://bonsaipotplaza.com ?It's a great group yeah! A wonderful place to go if you can't see the stamp through the forest anymore on his website
By the way, @petegreg there's all kinds of info on European Bonsai pots on https://www.europeanbonsaipottercollective.com/ebpd-stamp-database.html and on USA pots on @thams' website www.americanbonsaiceramics.com. great places too! The EBPD is still under construction, but there's well over a 100 different European potters on there already.
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Omono
That's a really good one too!
By the way, there is a facebook group that collects European Bonsai potter stamps too , if you have stamps of EU bonsai potters that aren't on the database yet, please post em there! The name is European Bonsai Potter Database
Cool, thank you for info. Just scrolled the page briefly, I guess I have at least two SK pot makers to share. The pots are being on their way to my door. Once accepted to the group I'll share them.
